Sentence examples for characteristic quality from inspiring English sources
The Morgan's first full-scale presentation of its Northern European drawings radiates characteristic quality and scope.
As I noted in my review of Blithe Spirit, the characteristic quality of a Coward play is of someone making their escape.
She had a full, beautiful lyric soprano of characteristic quality and was eminently phonogenic, as eloquently testified by any of 27 complete opera recordings she made for Decca between 1951 and 1970, in the first generation of the LP.
For close to 50 years, Koch has created a body of work whose characteristic quality is a sense of playfulness that becomes poignant at the turn of a line.
A capacity to catch the colour of life among the urban poor is a characteristic quality of the early and middle work of Egypt's greatest modern novelist, Naguib Mahfouz (Najīb Maḥfūẓ), notably in Midaq Alley (1947).
"The art of narration and dramatic presentation, together with a keen sense of the oral epic style, became a characteristic quality of the Russian people".
Dick Bullen was typical of men from an era often referred to as "The Greatest Generation" and exhibited their characteristic qualities of integrity, courage, optimism, and generosity.
The process brings out all his characteristic qualities as a novelist – his essayistic lucidity, his preference for distillation and abstraction, his sympathetic interest in morally compromised figures, his faith in the transcendent value of art.
One of its most characteristic qualities was the use of stone in walled cities, huge doorways with intricately carved paneling, and great paved roads.
It shows that the diamond characteristic qualities of the diamond film can be significantly promoted by adequately adjusting the working distance.
In places like France the terroir which, loosely translated, works out to mean "of this place"; the embodiment of characteristic qualities relating to the local environment, soil, and even the way the land is worked is a source of pride.
